Please educate me like this: Top high school exam candidates from Tsinghua, Peking University, Renmin University, and 10 provinces call on parents and teachers: Top high school exam candidates from Tsinghua, Peking University, Renmin University, and 10 provinces call on parents and teachers

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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Based on the vivid growth experiences of top students from Tsinghua, Peking, Renmin Universities, and ten provinces, these top students personally wrote about the cultivation of geniuses, sharing how their parents and teachers planned to nurture them. The greatest revelation this book offers is that there are no born geniuses—only those who are nurtured to become geniuses. This book is edited by Professor Zhang Binxian, Dean of the School of Education at Beijing Normal University. It includes authoritative comments from a special education teacher at Beijing No. 4 High School, as well as a set of unique study and exam-taking methods summarized by top students, along with answers to 100 questions posed by high school students in Beijing from ten provinces.
Song Ting, the Jiangxi Province liberal arts top student: Happiness is a part of learning; teach children to find joy in learning!
Ci Yanyi, the Shandong Province liberal arts top student: Learning requires warmth; without love, a child’s world of learning will be cold!
Wang Haitong, the Sichuan Province science top student: Don’t just care about your child’s scores—also care about their inner feelings!
Meng Juju, the Yunnan Province liberal arts top student: Reading can help children excel in the college entrance exam; let them read more and read good books!
Xu Zheng, the Liaoning Province liberal arts top student: Treat a child’s natural inclinations kindly; let them play and shine!
Bai Qing, the Shaanxi Province liberal arts top student: Let children view rankings and fame with a playful mindset!
Pan Weiming, the Heilongjiang Province liberal arts top student: If I had been born into another family, I might not have become a top student, but if other children were born into my family, they would definitely be top students!
Zhao Ruyun, a special education teacher at Beijing No. 4 High School: Some top students are born that way, but most are nurtured to become geniuses. Those with poor grades can become excellent through the cultivation of their parents and teachers, while those with good grades simply become top students.
Zhang Binxian, Dean of the School of Education at Beijing Normal University: I sincerely hope that all primary and secondary school teachers and parents can read this book well.